As talk progresses regarding possible national fuel standards in
Canada to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, auto industry execs quoted in a
Globe and Mail piece on the topic are basically unified in their beliefs that Canada needs to improve the quality and variety of fuels it sells. Whether it be gasoline with better detergent qualities, a push for E85, or the adoption of cleaner low-sulfur
diesel, everyone seems to be on the same page. In a throwaway line towards the beginning of the article, it's acknowledged that
BMW, which will add
diesel vehicles to its roster of Canadian offerings next year, is considering sending the
ultra-stingy (60 mpg)
MINI Cooper D to our neighbors to the north.
Note to BMW: don't forget about that great big neighbor Canada has to the south, where ultra low sulfur diesel is already mandated. We want that thing, too.
Note to BMW: don't forget about that great big neighbor Canada has to the south, where ultra low sulfur diesel is already mandated. We want that thing, too.
[Source: Globe and Mail]
